Almost €350m in transfer fees, yet none had the slightest impact.
No counseling, no remonstrance that he, too, had once been alone, unfed, and frightened, made the slightest impact.
"The reality is I don't think any of this is going to have the slightest impact on the outcome," he said.
"The political tension hasn't had the slightest impact on me," said Zha Fuhua, the owner, as he carefully choreographed the preparation of oolong tea, a Taiwanese favorite.
And there are no grounds whatsoever for believing that badger killing has made the slightest impact on the disease, but the government is seemingly pressing ahead, cheered on by the National Farmers Union.
Justices Stevens, Ginsburg and Breyer said that although the question was close, they would uphold that provision because it "can have only the slightest impact on the ability of adults to purchase a poisonous product and may save some children from taking the first step on the road to addiction".
Steve Baker, the Tory MP for Wycombe and co-chair of Conservatives for Britain, which is expected to join forces with Vote Leave, said: "As the Office for Budget Responsibilty OBRR) has made clear, even if the prime minister secures a deal on migrant benefits, this wouldn't have even the slightest impact on immigration flows.
And such is the inviolate solidity of the duo's high-tensile core that none of the consequences of the success they've enjoyed - not even Amadou suffering the indignity of being called 'a fucking geezer' by Damon Albarn in this mag last month - seems to have had the slightest impact on it.
Meanwhile, fracture conductivity contributes the slightest impact on gas production.
That Ally can have even the slightest impact on the largest company in the world says a lot about the intersection of free enterprise and restricted special interests.
